Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-24
LOCAL BREYITIES.

Monday gill be holiday in Sacramento
Woodland has a /, 100 pound hog. Sac.
ramento's silurians don't weigh SO much,
a Christmas entertainment will be given
, at the German Lutheran Church this even
ing at 1880 P. NJ
Wells, Fargo 81 Co S, express office will be
kept open until II o'clock tonight for the
delivery of packages, etc.
The lawns in the Capitol Park are being
fertilized and reseeded in many places
where the grass was dying out
Deputy Sheriff Riley, of San Francisco.
| brought up Frederick Coleman en- route to
Folsom, to serve five years for felony.
The Orphans Christmas tree will be held
at the asylum on the evening of December
| 18th. Donations will be thankfully re-
ceived.
The cypress trees in the Plaza are being
trimmed, and the lawn re,seeded where it
was torn up during the laying of the new
cement sidewalks around the grounds.
State Superintendent of Public Instrnc-
ton Holt, who has been confined to his
residence with rheumatism, is much i'm
proved, and out upon the streets again.
On account of Monday being holiday,
taxes will not be delinquent until 6 P. NJ.
Tuesday, December 9th. All those who
do not pay up in time will have to pay five
per cent. additional
At midnight the police had made the
following arrests: All You, misdemeanor
81. Levy. William Jones and Andrew Fo-
ley, malicious mischief; Norman Tilden.
assault to murder; John Burns, drunk
a farm hand employed on the Glide
ranch, near this city, fell from hay wagon
ana suffered compound fracture of the
lett arm and fracture of the right wrist.
de was brought to the city for surgical
treatment.
The collection in the Catholic Church
Christmas day will be for the purpose of
defraying the expense of the street i'm
proyement Collectors have been APP
pointed, and the names of the subscribers
will be taken down.
a musical and social entertainment will
be given at Calvary Baptist Church, l
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth, on
Wednesday evening, December 2Sth, at s
o'clock. Mr.. Crabtree and family will be
assisted by local talent
Mrs. Ann Ford, native of England. 20
years of age, was brought TO the County
jail yesterday on suspicion of insanity.
She was examined by DIs. Lame and Sim
mons AMI committed to the asylum at
Stockton, where she was taken last evening
by Deputy Sheriff Cola.
Captain Charles Goodall, senior partner
in the well known San Francisco firm of
Goodall, Perkins & Co., will lecture to
young men on How to Woo Dame For
tune and How 10 Keep Her." next Tuesday
evening" in Y. NJ. c. a. Hall, Sixth street.
The Captains subject is of interest to all
young men and he doubtless will have
crowded house.
Governor Waterman yesterday commits
stoned the following Notaries Public:
Luciene Heath, Santa Cruz; Lansing
Miner, Jr., Benicia; A. A. Cudner, Locke
ford; Charles A. Eastman, Springville,
Humboldt county; NJ. C. Randolph, Dry
town; Thomas Bingham, Cambria, San
Luis Obispo county; L. f. Jones, Mari
posa; John V. Brown, Yreka; Z. J. Grit
fifth, Fresno.
The Sacramento Turnverein have elected
the following officers for the ensuing term
L. B. Mohr, President; Dr. A. +. Bruno.
Nice-P President: f. Neuhaus, Secretary;
j. Shaden, Corresponding Secretary; c,
Iser, Treasurer; C. Kleinsorge, Cashier; P.
Fisher, LIST TurnWart; f. Krebs % Turn
wart; f. Elmer, Property Guardian; F.
Hebron, Librarian; B. Ruhl Trustee; NJ.
kester, Turnrath.
Friendship Council G5, o. C. F.. has
ciSOlSu OlliCtlo lOI tlle eHSulDS term as IOl-
lows: Councillor, L. r. Tiel Vice oun-
cilor, Mrs. S. f. Glover Secretary, f. H.
kiefer; Treasurer, Theodore Schumacher
Prelate, Miss NJ. J. Putnam Marshal, Miss
Bertha Reeber; Warder, Miss G. D. Jur-
gems; Guard, Mrs. A. NJ. Tiel; Sentry,
John Watt Trustees-J. J. Nagele, julius
Asher, John Watt; Medical Examiner,
George B. Glow Council Deputy, F. II.
Kiefer
NJ. II. Thomas, of the Capital Hotel,
Woodland, received from his brother-in-
law, Peter Ahart of Lincoln, Placer
county, sack of roasting ears, raised on
his farm at that place. The corn was
grown in the field, and the ears were as
well filled and perfect in every respect as
though they had matured in July instead
of Christmas times. Who says that this
one item does not speak volumes for the
soil and climate of Central and Northern
California, and especially for grand old
Placer?
The Union Building and Loan Associa-
ton has elected L. l.. Lewis, B. u. Stein
man and S. W. Waserman Directors for
the ensuing year. Officers were elected as
follows B. L. Steinman, President; F. A
Shepard, Vice President; Edwin K Alsip,
Secretary G. II. Hubbard, Treasurer; s.
Lavenson, S. w. Butler and C. H. Hubbard
Real Estate Committee. The value of each
share is as follows Second series, $162, 944:
third series, $l11 933; fourth series, 800 :
554 fifth series, ST. ,9lS; sixth series, S45,-
80; seventh series, 25,813; eighth series,